regarding extremely cold temperatures, typically below the freezing point of water
English Adjectives for "Temperature"
These adjectives describe the relative warmth or coolness of objects or environments, conveying attributes such as "hot", "warm", "cold", "freezing", etc.
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freezing
[adjective]
Ex:
Animals
sought
shelter
from
the
freezing
cold
in
dens
and
burrows
.
frozen
[adjective]
turned into ice because of cold weather
Ex:
The
frozen
river
was
safe
for
ice skating
.
chilly
[adjective]
cold in an unpleasant or uncomfortable way
Ex:
They
put on
sweaters
to
combat
the
chilly
night
.
frigid
[adjective]
extremely cold in temperature, often causing discomfort or numbness
Ex:
The
frigid
climate
of
the
Arctic
made
survival
challenging
for
explorers
.
cool
[adjective]
having a pleasantly mild, low temperature
Ex:
The
cool
weather
in
the
morning
is
perfect
for
jogging
.
warm
[adjective]
having a temperature that is high but not hot, especially in a way that is pleasant
Ex:
The
warm
afternoon
was
perfect
for
a
picnic
in
the
park
.
heated
[adjective]
having a condition of high temperature, often causing discomfort or requiring cooling measures
Ex:
The
heated
pavement
radiated
warmth
long
after
the
sun
had
set
.
hot
[adjective]
having a higher than normal temperature
Ex:
The
hot
water
in
the
shower
helped
me
relax
after
a
long
day
.
scorching
[adjective]
(of weather or temperature) extremely hot, causing intense heat and discomfort
Ex: